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As much as I wanted to be annoyed by some of the choices these characters made, it was impossible to say they were in the wrong as the details of their situation continued to unfold. The depictions of grief were heartbreaking and painfully realistic. I especially liked the changing POVs between the mother and son characters.
pickA mom stands by her son hospital‘s bed after he overdoses. Alternating chapters from the mom and son‘s POV. Very emotional. Powerful story. Hard to put down. 4⭐️ book 44
#bookmail post no.2! This was another #goodreadsgiveaway I won a couple of weeks ago! This was a great book winning day. Now if I can get out of my nightmare reading slump and get to reading!!!
My current read. Such a heavy topic but loving this book.
so-soThe author did a good job making me want to turn the page. I like how she presented the perspectives of both the mother and the son throughout the story. Given the subject matter, I had expected it to be a bit more emotionally provocative. It wasn‘t as powerful as it could have been but, as I neared the ending, I did finally get a bit teary eyed. I liked the conclusion and was glad to see a small, unpredictable piece as the story came to a close.
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